Wild horses chased by Bill and crew near desert ridge
Bill and his punchers pursued three untamed wild horses seen on a distant ridge. Despite relay runs and circling tactics two miles apart, the horses outpaced the party until Capt Cook and his outfit finally roped one after a long chase. The famous bronco act would appear at the Jubilee Stadium in Tacoma from June 30 to July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Cook
Buffalo Bill
Tacoma
King Kelly
Cook
Bill
Capt Cook
New Hair Removal Treatment Advertised as Safe
Women learn the value of delatone for removing facial neck or arm hair. A paste of delatone and water is applied, then rubbed off after 2 to 3 minutes. Skin is washed and all hair disappears. Buy genuine delatone to avoid failure.
West leads in new ideas as rollback of costs spreads
A Northern traveler notes the West and Middle West drive reform and cheaper living. Hotels in Cleveland convert grill rooms to self service, offering meals one third cheaper. If serve yourself expands, it could attract 10 to 15 percent of American meals.
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America
Middle West
Atlantic Seaboard
West
Cleveland
Waiters and the shift toward industrial employment
The piece argues waiters will not disappear but will move into industrial lines as living costs rise. It notes the waiter’s decline from prosperity, the rise of standardized apartments, and the ubiquity of movers who transport household goods in cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lkely
Tenant Furnishings Included in Lease Inventories
A historical note describes tenants receiving full furnishing packages with leased apartments, from cutlery to decor, with inventories and bonds for care. It argues radical economies in innova tions, noting waistful self service and tipping as waste, while a la carte dining invites overordering but self service saves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Standardized apartments and how three moves burn furniture
The piece argues that three moves cause more damage than a year of use and urges standardization of apartments to reduce losses. It notes Americans accumulate furniture while other nations like Japan pack all belongings on a push cart, promoting simpler housekeeping.
Carroll criticizes court martial system and war-time liquor policy
Maj. John F. Carroll told a Rotary Club gathering that the court martial system grants excessive power to commanding officers and fails to account for human weakness. He argued the liquor sales policy in France contributed to military offenses, and urged reductions in costs through standardization and waste elimination to bring prices down postwar.
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John FE. Carroll
Rotary Club
Maj. Carroll
War Department
France
Carroll
Missing Man R P Bledsoe Found in Tacoma YMCA Library
After a month long search spanning the country, R P Bledsoe, 32, was located by his mother, brother, and detectives in the Tacoma YMCA library. He had not contacted family for months and, while ill with flu, was drafting a letter to Charleston West Virginia.
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W Bich
United States
R. P. Bledsoe
Tacoma Y. M. C. A
Bledsoe
Charleston
W. Va
Cash register robbed at Matsunaga shop on Jackson Street
Thieves broke open the cash register at K Matsunaga's store 512 Jackson Street Wednesday night using a pass key and stole $50. Local police investigating the burglary and securing the scene.
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K. Matsunaga
Jackson St
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Roy Barnes
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Kleem Sisters
Garreipetta
Orpheum
Palace
Eves
Sun
Man Who
Gamakeff
Cook & Lorenz
Schenp
Seorightine Davis
Arthur Liegd
Lew White
Wilkes
Geo
Broadwurst
Pius War Tex
Tacoma Stadium
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Columbia Street
Edwin J, Brown
Mr. Mann
Mann
Maud Park Wood
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
House
H.C.S
Richard Spillane
the Star
Victrola
Hopper-Kelly Company
Seattle
Talking Machine
Third and University
MecDougall
Second Avenue and
Pike Street
Onyx
Southwick
First Fleet
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Carroll Flays
D. D. di
Santines
George Broadhurst
Smith
Whele
First Ave
Chong
Fox
Columbia Saxophone
Longing
Sterling Trio
Love
Kaufman Brothers
Turkestan
Billy Murray
Idol” Young and Reardon
Columbia Band
Alma Gluck
Columbia
Edison
Joseph C. Smith
Peerless Quartet
Charles Hart-Elliott Shaw
Athlone
Sterling
Lewis James
Peerless
Charles Hart
Henry Burr
Third & University Talking Machine
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